Movies that disturb you :(

[blindpassion]

Mothman Prophecies.


:'(

[BEA2LS]

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Originally Posted by Brittni

As far as movies that disturb me, "Kids." It just gives me the creeps. Not disturbing as in blood-gore-guts but yeah...

yea, i mentioned that. that movie really upsets me, its so effed up.

[chiquilla_loca]

this movie came to mind: Donnie Darko. not really disturbing & but very weird

[chiquilla_loca]

this is what my husband does after watching disturbing movies....
watch cartoons! LOL

[abbyquack]

Boys Don't Cry...with Hillary Swank..so disturbing. Not really a "horror" movie but an extremely horrific true story. I made my husband throw it away after we watched b/c I felt sick to my stomach after watching. But it definitely made me think, so that makes it worth it.

[chiquilla_loca]

Monster.
Based on the life of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, played by the beautiful actress Charlize Theron.

[M.A.C. head.]

-Kids
-Final Destination movies
-The Hills Have Eyes
-Wrong Turn

I'm just going to cut to the chase: I am terrified of EVERY scary movie, but I can only name a few because I haven't watched many. I can't stomach it.

[Fataliya]

I love scary movies!! Nothing's really disturbed me, except for the ending of The Mist. That was just fucked up, though.

[luvsic]

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Originally Posted by chiquilla_loca

this movie came to mind: Donnie Darko. not really disturbing & but very weird

Omg I saw Donnie Darko multiple times and I actually have to say I love it...I actually loved it a lot more than The Blindness and found it much less disturbing for some reason. It was definitely more of an "off" movie, but brilliant nonetheless.

[M.A.C. head.]

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Originally Posted by Fataliya

I love scary movies!! Nothing's really disturbed me, except for the ending of The Mist. That was just fucked up, though.

The Mist huh? What happens at the end? It's the one with Tom Welling right?

I saw that movie and I remember that I didn't get scared by it LOL That's rare.

[Dreamergirl3]

Last House On The Left (original, omg omg)
Trainspotting
Butterfly Effect
Bug
Running Scared
The Strangers (Chad reminded me!)

[OfficerJenny]

The strangers trailers. I will never see the movie because the trailers scare me to death.

And Requiem for a dream. <3 it, though.

[chocolategoddes]

Mars Attacks. I can remember watching it as a little kid and the scene where the martians brains explode. That shit fucked me up mentally like for reals!!!

ETA: Tim Burton films are pretty disturbing in general.

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Originally Posted by MissResha

oh, and that movie Juwanna Mann.

Really disturbed me. What kinda shit was that??

LMAO!!!

[mizuki~]

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Originally Posted by chocolategoddes

Mars Attacks. I can remember watching it as a little kid and the scene where the martians brains explode. That shit fucked me up mentally like for reals!!!

Oh shaps! I thought I was the only one! That damn movie made me so paranoid about aliens..Urggg and just a few months ago I saw this movie at Blockbuster in the Comedy section. WTF?! Allt his time, I thought it was horror

And I can't believe nobody mentioned this movie yet..Dawn of the Dead. That movie fucked me up FOR LIFE. I'm convinced a zombie apocalypse is coming and trust me, I am prepared. Damn that shit keeps me up all night. My friends made me watch Shaun of the Dead hoping it would "cure" me. It didn't.

[Fataliya]

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Originally Posted by M.A.C. head.

The Mist huh? What happens at the end? It's the one with Tom Welling right?

I saw that movie and I remember that I didn't get scared by it LOL That's rare.

The movie based on Stephen King's book. Don't remember who's in it though...they're all holed up in a grocery store for awhile...

The fucked up ending though...the guy shot his kid and then himself in the head, because he thought they were trapped.

And when the fog lifted, safety was like, 2 feet away.

[Rennah]

I looove scary & disturbing movies. (Saw, Wolf Creek, The Strangers, etc)
I've seen (& enjoyed) most of the movies you all have listed, but now I want to see all the other listed ones I haven't seen yet!

There is only one movie I am afraid to watch: The Exorcist.
When I was a kid, I went to the children's library, and there was a book about horror movie makeup with lots of pictures. I read it, and was fine until I turned to The Exorcist pictures... I had nightmares afterwards! (just from seeing a picture of the possessed girl)

Funny Games did make me feel weird afterward. It was not as enjoyable as any other horror movie I've seen. If you read about it, you'll find that is exactly what the filmmakers wanted. They want to make viewers think.

[M.A.C. head.]

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Originally Posted by Fataliya

The movie based on Stephen King's book. Don't remember who's in it though...they're all holed up in a grocery store for awhile...

The fucked up ending though...the guy shot his kid and then himself in the head, because he thought they were trapped.

And when the fog lifted, safety was like, 2 feet away.

Oh...gosh...I'm glad I didn't see that one.

The one I'm thinking of was called "The Fog" I got confused.

[DOLLface]

I've mentioned in other posts that I am a horror nerd. The genre has appealed to me from a very young age and it's practically all I watch. I have yet to find a movie that scares and/or disturbs me (this is what disturbs my mother), so I will share a friend's story...

One of my good friends was terrified for the longest time of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original). At a young age she saw the cover of the movie (she never actually saw the film, just the cover) and she was seriously scared for life (she was born and lived for a brief time in Texas, so I think that's why it affected her so much). You were not allowed to mention TCM to her without her freaking out, and don't even get me started on any sort of chainsaw noises.

Rennah - The Exorcist is definitely worth watching. Two Halloweens ago my dad, the friend I mentioned above, and I saw it at a special screening and I will forever remember that experience.

I had seen the movie a few times before, but there was one scene that I'd never seen and it came on and I was jumping for joy on the inside (I probably looked like someone who just won a large sum of money).

[dollbaby]

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Originally Posted by MissResha

The Exorcism of Emily Rose.


About half-way thru, i said "Fuck this" and couldn't finish it.

I was stupid for trying to watch it in the dark in my parents basement with the super surround sound. I couldn't handle it. Scary movies dont bother me at all, but stuff based on true life, and all that devil/angel shit, really freaks me out.


oh, and that movie Juwanna Mann.

Really disturbed me. What kinda shit was that??

Oh god, you too with The Excorism of Emily Rose? That shit still disturbs me. To this day I freak out. When I seen the trailer in theatres I almost crapped myself. I remember afterwards all I kept doing was thinking about the stupid trailer. Then, when the movie finally came out I started doing research about it because I heard it was based on a true story... that was the worst I could do to myself. I couldn't sleep for weeks, I couldn't tell people about it either because they would have thought I was insane lol. Finally, the only way I figured I could face my fears would be to watch it... even worse. I got halfway through it and freaked out so bad. I can't watch anything with the devil.. it just scares the hell out of me. This movie was the most disturbing.. I've never seen The Exorcist in it's entirety, I don't plan on it either.


Now, there's this movie called The haunting in Connecticut? Has anyone seen the trailer for that? It's based on true events. When will they stop with this shit? lol.

[Rennah]

I saw The Exorcism of Emily Rose at the movie theater.
It really wasn't that scary (besides all the demonic voices... that part was creepy)!

I do believe that demon possession can really happen.

Once, a girl I went to middle school apparently had to be exorcised. She was Roman Catholic and she had to go back to her home country (The Azores) for a priest to get the demons out of her. Then she came back to school...

[Rennah]

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Originally Posted by dollbaby

Now, there's this movie called The haunting in Connecticut? Has anyone seen the trailer for that? It's based on true events. When will they stop with this shit? lol.

Yeeeeah I saw the trailer.

I want to see it! It looks crazy.

[Mabelle]

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Hmmmm...there is a movie where Blair Underwood plays a murderer. It seriously creeps me out. I can't remember the title.

ETA: It's called "Just Cause".

I saw that movie when i was like 8!! My dad and i used to have movie nights when i was little, and i used to watch fairly grown up films with him. But i was getting so scared i remember him pausing it and telling me he;d turn it off if i wanted to. Ofcourse i had to be a badass and insisted he finish it. Well, i hid under the blanket. All i remember is them finding a body and Blair Underwood saying that he was castrated.... I didnt even know what that meant, but i figured it out!

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LOL..man, at least you can take the unrealistic stuff! I can't even do that, I remember even being scared/traumatized by Shaun of the Dead when that guy was torn apart by a zombie..and that movie was supposed to be funny!!

That movie was my frist date with my boyfriend! He thought i would like it because it was zomibe comedy and im SO scared of zombie movies. Well, i liked it.... up until that guy's visera was being eaten.
Another SCARY movie was 28 days later. I had SO many nightmares because of that. The way the infected movie was so unnatural, jerking and squick. They were just so savage and the infection happened so quickly. ugggh.

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The Ring - messed my shit up. Total fucking head trip.
The Exorcist - seriously...I think I can live the rest of my life happy without seeing someone 'impale' themselves with a crucifix ever again.

The ring scared the crap outof me. i have no closet doors, and my bed is right in front of my closet, so i kept picturing that girl, hiding dead in the closet. Also, the scene with teh horses was freaky and sad. Overall, the movie was SO unsettling.

The exorcist was the first horror movie i had ever seen. I saw it in grade 2 at a friend's bday party. Her mom (who is from the Phillipines) asked what a good scary movie was, and the guy at the store suggested it. Well, we were scared alright. i had to sleep in my parents room for like 3 nights.

Another Distrubing movie, one hour photo. Man robin williams, that is some messed up shit!

The best scary/disturbing movie i've ever seen is a Quebecois movie Called "Sur le Seuil" (translation is "On the threshold") If you can find a subtitled version, or if you speak French, i HIGHLY suggest you watch it. There a couple gorey scenes. Nothing they linger on too long, but its just SO well done. The story is very well writen.

[rockin26]

If you wanna be probably more freaked out than disturbed then my vote would go to The Entity. It's from the early eighties and my mum said it was waaaay freaky so when I went to a big slumber party and we rented some videos I said we should get that one. None of us slept that night we all were sh*tting ourselves.

The freaky thing about this movie is that its based on a true story! Dollface I think you'd love it. Here's the plot summary:-

Carla Moran awakens one night to find herself being beaten and raped by an unseen presence. Terrified of what's happening to her, and shunned by friends and family who think she's lost her mind, she seeks help from parapsychologists. The researchers soon discover that evil spiritual force has been drawn to Carla and is responsible for the violent attacks. The question now, however, is how do they stop it?

[DOLLface]

^^
Ooh, I'll have to look into that one, it sounds interesting.

I always say that I got my love for horror from my dad because I remember being really young and seeing a bit of The Shining when he had it on television; it's never left my memory (which is quite rare for me because I have some memory troubles).

My dad has a seriously unbelievable story about when he went to see The Exorcist; whenever the topic of that film comes up the story has to be told.

I was pleasantly surprised by The Exorcism of Emily Rose. I am very picky about what PG-13 horror films I'll go see (because lets face it, a majority suck) and I thought that one was quite good; Jennifer Carpenter was amazing with the voices and body contortion she was able to achieve without effects.

[rockin26]

You know The Exorcist didn't bother me until they released the never before seen footage and there was that part where Regan is walking in a backwards arch down the stairs on her finger tips in fast forward! I swear that gave me chills.